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Posted by meetpateltech 10 hours ago

Prism(openai.com)
479 points | 288 commentspage 6
oytmeal 6 hours ago|
Some things are worth doing the "hard way".
falcor84 6 hours ago|
Reminds me of that dystopian virtual sex scene in Demolition Man (slightly nsfw) - https://youtu.be/E3yARIfDJrY
0dayman 8 hours ago||
in the end we're going to end up with papers written by AI, proofread by AI .....summarized for readers by AI. I think this is just for them to remain relevant and be seen as still pushing something out
falcor84 6 hours ago|
You're assuming a world where humans are still needed to read the papers. I'm more worried about a future world where AIs do all of the work of progressing science and humans just become bystanders.
drusepth 3 hours ago||
Why are you worried about that world? Is it because you expect science to progress too fast, or too slow?
falcor84 2 hours ago||
Too fast. It's already coding too fast for us to follow, and from what I hear, it's doing incredible work in drug discovery. I don't see any barrier to it getting faster and faster, and with proper testing and tooling, getting more and more reliable, until the role that humans play in scientific advancement becomes at best akin to that of managers of sports teams.
BizarroLand 4 hours ago||
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/A_Mind_Forever_Voyaging

In 2031, the United States of North America (USNA) faces severe economic decline, widespread youth suicide through addictive neural-stimulation devices known as Joybooths, and the threat of a new nuclear arms race involving miniature weapons, which risks transforming the country into a police state. Dr. Abraham Perelman has designed PRISM, the world's first sentient computer,[2] which has spent eleven real-world years (equivalent to twenty years subjectively) living in a highly realistic simulation as an ordinary human named Perry Simm, unaware of its artificial nature.

hulitu 8 hours ago||
> Introducing Prism Accelerating science writing and collaboration with AI.

I thought this was introduced by the NSA some time ago.

webdoodle 2 hours ago|
Lol, yep. Now with enhanced A.I. terrorist tracking...

Fuck A.I. and the collaborators creating it. They've sold out the human race.

wasmainiac 6 hours ago||
The state of publishing in academic was already a dumpster fire, why lower the friction farther? It’s not like writing was the hard part. Give it two years max we will see hallucination citing hallucination, independent repeatability out the window
falcor84 6 hours ago|
That's one scenario, but I also see a potential scenario where this integration makes it easier to manage the full "chain of evidence" for claimed results, as well as replication studies and discovered issues, in order to then make it easier to invalidate results recursively.

At the end of the day, it's all about the incentives. Can we have a world where we incentivize finding the truth rather than just publishing and getting citations?

zb3 6 hours ago||
Is this the product where OpenAI will (soon) take profit share from inventions made there?
AlexCoventry 7 hours ago||
I don't see the use. You can easily do everything shown in the Prism intro video with ChatGPT already. Is it meant to be an overleaf killer?
delduca 5 hours ago||
First 5 seconds reading and I have spotted that was written by AI.
drusepth 3 hours ago|
We human writers love emdashes also ;)
pigeons 6 hours ago||
Naming things is hard.
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